RV rental Raton, NM: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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The small town of Raton, New Mexico is found around halfway between Pueblo in Colorado, and Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico. No one is quite sure where the name Raton came from, only that it means "mouse" in Spanish. The area Raton inhabits was first explored by Spanish explorers several hundred years ago, although there was no actual townsite in Raton until 1877. The first name for Ration was Willow Springs when it first began as a small stop on the Santa Fe Trail, before changing its name to Otero, and finally, Raton.

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The Great Outdoors

The great outdoors of New Mexico are largely responsible for the state’s rapidly emerging tourism sector, with its diverse mix of landscapes ranging from barren deserts to alpine forests and everything in between. Raton is in a particularly stunning part of New Mexico, with lots of nearby parks in Colorado and within the state.

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Campgrounds are easy to come by in Raton, or in any part of northern New Mexico for that matter, so when you pick up your Raton motorhome rental, you will have lots of options. Willow Springs RV Park is one place to consider. There are bathrooms, hot showers, spacious campsites, and other basic features at this peaceful camping area outside of town.

City Sightseeing

Raton is a vibrant community with lots of unique ways to pass the time while you are taking a break from the wilderness areas and parks of New Mexico. Both the El Raton Theatre and the Shuler Theater serve the community of Raton, ensuring that there is an abundance of performing arts and great live music flooding the town on any given night. Shuler Theater has a storied past with unparalleled acoustics in an intimate performance space. This old theater has hosted some internationally famous musicians and bands, making it a premier nightlife destination in Raton. El Raton Theatre is an old Art Deco movie house that retains its 1930’s style while playing modern movies. This historic landmark is recognized for its amazing architecture and old-time atmosphere.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Little Horse Mesa Trail, NMSugarite Canyon State Park, NM
  • Reilly and Levsa Canyons, COTrinidad Lake State Park, CO
  • Crater Rim Trail, NMCapulin Mountain National Monument, NM
  • Boca Trail (Crater Vent Trail), NMCapulin Mountain National Monument, NM
  • Cimarron Canyon: Cimarron to Eagle Nest Scenic Drive, NMCimarron Canyon State Park, NM
  • Philmont Road Trail, NMCimarron Canyon State Park, NM
  • Philmont Urraca Trail, NMCimarron Canyon State Park, NM
  • Apishapa, COSan Isabel National Forest, CO
  • West Spanish Peak Trail, COSan Isabel National Forest, CO
  • East Spanish Peak, COSan Isabel National Forest, CO

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